01 / Result
Dawn finished first in 49 of 49 trades
On November 13, 2026 we tested cross-chain trading on Dawn, Fomo, Pump.fun and GMGN, running the same 49 buys and sells on Base, BNB Chain and Robinhood Chain on each. Here is who finished first, and by how much.
Play the speed test
It plays the trades one after another; pick any chain and round to jump to it. Each bar runs from the tap until the trade is finished, at a quarter of real speed unless you switch it. Every bar is a real trade, and all 392 transactions are linked so you can check them yourself.
02 / Chains
Every chain, buying and selling
Here is the average time from tap to finish on each chain, with buys and sells shown separately. Dawn has the fastest time in every row, and it won every one of the trades behind those averages.
03 / Speed
How big is the difference?
Across all 49 trades Dawn averaged 0.57 s. Fomo took 0.85 s, GMGN 1.12 s and Pump.fun 1.51 s.
0.28 s behind Dawn on average, 1.35 s at worst.
0.94 s behind Dawn on average, 3.65 s at worst.
0.55 s behind Dawn on average, 1.40 s at worst.
04 / Cost
Being slow is expensive
A running memecoin does not wait for you: finish a buy later and you pay more for the same coin. On buys, Fomo finished 0.26 s behind Dawn on average, Pump.fun 0.75 s and GMGN 0.85 s.
Buy on GMGN instead of Dawn and you lose
$15,411
a year, for finishing 0.85 s later on each buy.
Selling works the other way round: the coin is sold in the first step, so the price is set early and the wait is for your USDC. Finishing first there means your money is back in your balance sooner, ready for the next trade.
05 / Method
How the test works
Three things to know before you read the numbers.
your USDC
→←the coin
Every trade takes two steps
Your money sits on Solana as USDC, but the coin lives on another chain. So each trade is two transactions. Buying: send the USDC over, then buy the coin. Selling: sell the coin, then send the USDC back.
- clock startsclock stopstap1st tx2nd tx
The timer runs from tap to finish
The clock starts at the tap on Dawn and stops for each platform when its second transaction lands. Only then is the coin, or the cash, really yours, so that is the time we compare.
- #1#2#3#4earlier place wins
The blockchain picks the winner
We do not judge the finishing order ourselves. Every transaction is recorded in a numbered block, at a numbered place inside it. The earlier block wins. In the same block, the earlier place wins. Every transaction is linked below.
06 / Evidence
Check every trade on the chain
Every trade has two transactions per platform, 392 in total. Each one is linked below on solscan.io and on the explorer of the chain it traded on.
Dawn finished first in all 49 trades.
25 buys and 24 sells across three chains. Each one was run on all four platforms.
Dawn’s average trade took 0.57 s, tap to finish.
The plain average of all 49 trades for each platform. Dawn finished 47 of its 49 in under a second.
Dawn0.57 s
FomoDawn 1.5× faster0.85 s
GMGNDawn 2.0× faster1.12 s
Pump.funDawn 2.7× faster1.51 s
The widest gap: Pump.fun finished 3.65 s after Dawn.
On Robinhood Chain sell #45, the same trade measured on the same clock.
Dawn1st0.36 s
GMGN+0.21 s0.58 s
Fomo+0.21 s0.58 s
Pump.fun+3.65 s4.01 s
All 392 transactions
Every trade, on every platform, in finishing order. Tap any hash to open it on the explorer.
07 / FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers4 questions
Which platform is fastest for cross-chain memecoin trades?
What counts as finished?
How was the winner decided?
Can I check the results myself?
Cross-chain trading on Dawn runs from one USDC balance with no manual bridging and gas covered. Launch Dawn, see how cross-chain trading works, or read the Elysium sniper test for the same kind of comparison on new launches.
